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... the observation of an intelligent IJoston Whig, 1831, which is no less true now than it was at that period. ever yon introduce universal suffrage and voting by ballot into your elections,” said the New England Whig, yon do, ipso Jacto, introduce Revolution ...
... Newdegste re■pecting the oondnot of the Home SeereUry m eonn«ion*w.th the srreel Mr. Murphy, the Prole.ttot leetorer. The Whig Pr«s hss rep.,need the cense of Ministers, sod defended one of the moetsrbitrery end unconstitutional sola ever perpetrated ...
... Brockman, for publication, which shows the necessity fhere exists for Protestant* guarding and asserting their rights l ...
... in Parliament; he will truckle to the Romanists at any time for the sako of gain to his party. Mr. Aytoun has always been a Whig, or rather Radical; but because writes against Mr. M'Laren’s Homanising actions, the latter assorts that Mr. Aytoun has turned ...
... service, and Lundy will be horned boat three o’clock p.tn. A general wearing of the city colours—crimson—is requested. —Northern Whig. ...
... elaaate. ns thia ia tba oiimai abaurdity; but wa admit it, their part, 'perfectly natural under the eirennutancea.” —Northern Whig. THE EMIGRANT. Fwt by the margin of > moMj rill. That madarrd gargling down a heath clad hill, Aa ancient cbepbcrd stood, oppromcd ...
... going on in Lelaod. asoribed good deal of this, not the entire of it, to Mr. Qladstone’s unfortunate and blindfolded policy. Whig and Radical papers will take exception to this and other similar criticism. The Spectator is very angry and sharp on the C ...
... stop row to inquire whu such a Comtnisa'nn was isaned all. Some Protestanfa wore shot down the police and the natural coarser Whig jnstlce is i not to bring the police tor trial, bat to institute proceedings against the party who suffered. inquest was Ci ...
... Conservative gathering has been held in Belfast, at which enthusiastic speeches were delivered, and resolutions condemnatory of Whig misrule and corruption unanimously agreed to. Still, we fear, that bnt little lasting benefit to the eanse of trntb will arise ...
... excuse is poor one at the best. It affords significant commentary upon the professions of liberal and enlightened policy by ear Whig I rulers. A musty old statute,which had lain in oblivion for years, is attempted to be eeforcod to cripple the freedom of those ...
... Henry Poynte,K*rl Spencer, has been chosen by the Liberal” party to govern Ireland Lord Lieutenant. 'Hie question which the Whig Radicals of the day have chosen to agitate for the purpose of attaining power, place, pav, and patronage. is the destruction ...
... bitter torment, Madrid for almost the first time awoke to the truth of history.” . Such are the friuts of the religion onr Whig rulers seek to’establish amongst us, and the priests this apostate system, are net yet a position to establish their ” Holy ...